COLUMBUS — Wildlife connects us in amazing ways, to ourselves, to each other, and to our surroundings. The Ohio Division of Wildlife invites students from K-5, middle school students from grades 6-8 or high school students from grades 9-12 to share your admiration and passion for wildlife by entering our Student Poets for Wildlife Contest! Students entering must be a current Ohio resident or reside in Ohio for school.
PORT CLINTON — Ottawa-Glandorf senior Maggie Schmiedebusch won a marathon second set match Wednesday afternoon to secure a berth in the upcoming Division II state… Login to continue reading Login…
GLANDORF — Glandorf residents wanting to volunteer on the village park board have three year terms, with board members rotating in and out every year. It’s worked for 50 years, but the prevailing opinion is that it’s not working to its expected potential anymore.
Bowling Green — Playing in a district golf tournament golfers want to get off a to good start and ride that throughout their round.Kalida’s golf… Login to continue reading Login…
KALIDA — Unverferth Manufacturing Co., Inc., a leading manufacturer and marketer of agricultural equipment, is pleased to announce the acquisition of the Premier Tillage lineup of products, including the innovative Minimizer blade plow tillage tool.
October is a season for ghost stories and eerie tales, and one word that can send a shiver down people’s spines is “probate.” It often feels like a shadowy process lurking in the background of estate planning conversations. But probate is not the boogeyman. It is a legal process created to ensure that debts are paid, and property is transferred according to state law and, when available, a person’s will. Like any process, it can be frustrating, but it is not meant to be frightening.
OTTAWA — Four golf teams and two individuals survived fierce competition Thursday to qualify for district tournaments this next week.Ottawa-Glandorf advanced from the Division II… Login to continue reading Login…
CONTINENTAL — Tuesday evening’s council meeting started on time despite the absence of council member Dan Sullivan who joined at 7:15 pm and Mayor Mathew Miller who joined at 7:30 pm after the “Team Gray” youth soccer team he coaches beat their “Team Black” rivals 3-2. Council member Jordan Streicher stepped in to run the meeting in the Mayor’s absence.
In 2021 a hot sauce company was born in Ottawa.In 2025, that hot sauce company picked up two awards at the New York City Hot Sauce Expo and all of the exposure that goes along with it.
GLANDORF — On Aug. 5, a story ran in the Sentinel about the new Musical Garden in Glandorf Park. We reported then that decorative painting had started at the site and how at their August meeting the Glandorf Village Council had discussed its progress and funding. The project was independent of the parks and the village, but council had discussed whether the park board would consider contributing to help it continue without delay. The project would then reimburse the park board once their fundraising was complete.